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contused

/kənˈtjuːzd/

/kənˈtuzd/

Translations

contusedadjective

more contused

Comp.

most contused

Super.

/kənˈtjuːzd/

contusEmploi médical.

The athlete's contused leg required immediate medical attention after the fall.

La jambe contuse de l'athlète a nécessité des soins médicaux immédiats après la chute.

contuseEmploi médical.

The athlete's contused leg required immediate medical attention after the fall.

La jambe contuse de l'athlète a nécessité des soins médicaux immédiats après la chute.

Additional translations

meurtriSens plus général, en parlant d'une partie du corps ou d'un tissu blessé.

Synonyms

contuseverb

contused

Past Simple

contused

Past Simple

contused

Past Participle

contusing

Gerund

/kənˈtjuːz/

/kənˈtuz/

contusionnerMédecine : blesser par un choc sans rompre la peau.

He contused his arm when he fell.

Il s'est contusionné le bras quand il est tombé.

Synonyms

contusepast participle

contused

The past participle “contused” is regularly used as an adjective in medical language.

contusMédecine : qui présente une contusion.

The doctor examined the contuse tissue.

Le médecin a examiné le tissu contus.

contuseMédecine : qui présente une contusion.

The doctor examined the contuse tissue.

Le médecin a examiné la zone contuse.

Synonyms

Definitions

contusedadjective

Having a bruise or bruises; marked by discoloration and swelling due to injury.

The athlete's contused leg required immediate medical attention after the fall.

contuseverb

To injure a part of the body without breaking the skin, typically by a blow.

The athlete contused his leg during the match, causing it to swell.

contusepast participle

Injured by a blow that causes bruising; bruised.

The patient had several contused areas on his thigh.